Singapore’s political dualism
Singapore On 27 September 2014, the heat of protest although just a bush fire finally got too hot for the ruling PAP government. Much has been said on the contentious events that day. Politicians, civil servants, media professionals, bloggers and sociopolitical participants (cyber warriors included) have all had a go. My focus...
Protestors did themselves no favours at HLP
The behaviour of the protesters at Hong Lim Park last Saturday was downright reprehensible, not because of their vitriol but because of the circumstances ("Chaos at Hong Lim Park charity carnival"; Sunday). The expression of alternative views must not be divorced from the context under which they are delivered. By that benchmark,...
The Hong Lim disgrace: A fence-sitter’s disgust
Chia Seng Jiang, Director of Parks 1 of the Parks Division in NParks, attempts to intimidate Roy and Hui Hui to move their site at the 11th hour. I am writing to express my disgust and disappointment in the events which unfolded at Hong Lim Park during the CPF Protest held last Saturday (27 September 2014). My disgust and disappointment...
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